Tamarisk, Puddington

This spacious detached chalet bungalow is found in a lovely rural village and enjoys wonderful far reaching views to the rear, there are four bedrooms over the two floors, beautiful gardens, masses of parking & a large garage, plus central heating & double glazing.

Tamarisk is a spacious detached chalet bungalow, found in this lovely rural village, just 18 minutes from Tiverton and it enjoys the most wonderful far reaching views to the rear!

The accommodation is dated in places, but extends to 137sqm / 1,476sqft including four double bedrooms (2 upstairs & 2 downstairs, both with views, one with a shower), two sizeable reception rooms with the living room enjoying a wood-burning stove and the larger dining room being dual-aspect.The kitchen breakfast room is triple aspect, takes in the view, has an oil-fired Rayburn and separate oven & hob. There is also a ground floor bathroom and a first floor cloakroom with WC. With some reconfiguring there is space for an upstairs shower room or en-suite if desired. An oil-fired boiler provides hot water and central heating and there is double glazing throughout too.

Outside: The plot equates to around 0.14 acres (about 40% larger than a modern 4 bed detached house) with the gardens being incredibly well kept and very pretty, with level lawns, pretty flower beds and borders with the fantastic view behind. The long driveway gives ample gated parking and there is also a large garage with double doors.

Please see the floorplan for room sizes.

Current Council Tax: E
Utilities: Mains electric, water, telephone & broadband, plus modern oil tank
Fastest broadband speed within this postcode: Up to 26Mbps
Drainage: Mains drainage
Heating: Oil-fired central heating (boiler serviced in 2019)
Listed: No
Tenure: Freehold

DIRECTIONS: Use EX16 8LW. At Pudding Cross Roads, take the Poughill/Pennymoor turning and the property will be found about 75 yards along on your left.

PUDDINGTON is a village near the source of the River Creedy, graced on all sides by blissful, undeveloped countryside. It creates a triangle with the market towns of Crediton (8 miles to the south) and Tiverton (7 miles to the east) – each with an up to date choice of shopping, educational and leisure facilities. Puddington is thought to have Saxon origins, and blossomed to life when Devon formed part of ‘Wessex’. The village name may have evolved from ‘Putta’s Tun’, a farmstead or settlement belonging to ‘Putta’, a Saxon chief. Moving forward in time, it is well known that the Puddington of today is a calm and attractive place – with a core of classically Devonian thatched cottages, and a welcoming, yet close-knit community. In essence, it is the epitome of a country getaway. Nearby Witheridge has a good primary school, village shop with post office, newsagent, barber and hairdresser, and is now blessed with a French restaurant as well as a good pub

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